Something shifts when we work closely with young horses for weeks.
Not in them. In us.

We begin to notice how much we took for granted.
How often we were moving faster than the moment asked for.

How much patience actually looks like stillness.
Six horses. Six completely different teachers.

And the feeling of being allowed to start learning all over again.

What we took with us, we wrote down on the blog.
Link in the first comment. 🌿

And for those who would like to experience this kind of work themselves, we are really looking forward to the courses coming up this year.

All the details are in our bio. ✨

After four intense weeks with six young horses, this quiet feels almost unfamiliar.
Being back home, we can feel once again how much this time has shown us. 🌿

Each young horse brought its own personality, its own questions and its own unique way of responding to the world around it. And once again, we were reminded how much this work asks of us: presence, patience, clarity and trust. ✨

Working with young horses is never only about the training itself. It is about listening, adjusting, staying present and meeting each horse as an individual.

In our new blog post, we share 5 important lessons these weeks with young horses have taught us and what this time once again showed us about trust, communication and Natural Horsemanship. 🤍

You’ll find the link in the first comment below.

March is here
and with it, our first post of the year. ✨

It has been quiet here,
but not without movement.

We spent almost a month in Germany,
working with young horses
that had never been ridden before.
It was a return to the foundations.

To first steps
To time, calm and trust.

Because often,
it is in the smallest steps
that the deepest growth begins. 🤍

We are happy to be back
and to share more with you soon.

And even as spring slowly comes closer 🌸
we would love to share a few impressions of our winter with you. 🐴✨

Welcome, 2026 ✨

Looking back, this past year has been one of challenge, growth, finding strength in the eye of the storm. ⛈️

The AsvaNara Academy has undergone a process of transformation. Now it stands strong and dynamic, full of vitality and in alignment with its new leaders.

Thank you kindly to every person who was involved this 2025. Your support is appreciated every step of the way 💗

To a new year, new dreams, new adventures! ⭐️

This quiet winter time invites us to slow down a little.
To pause.
And to notice again what truly matters. 🤍

As the year gently comes to an end,
what we feel most is gratitude.
For our horses.
For this place.
And for all of you who walk this path with us.

We are spending the holidays in a very simple way –
outdoors, in the forest,
close to our thick-skinned, wise herd.

We speak less, listen more,
and allow ourselves to be reminded
of what real connection means.

We wish you a beautiful, peaceful winter time,
with warmth in your heart
and small, quiet moments that stay.

From our hearts,
we wish you a very Merry Christmas
and a gentle, joyful New Year. ✨

We and the horses are thinking of you.

With love,
Nell, Leni & the AsvaNara Team 🐎🤍